Needed to transplant to bigger pots...NOW SICKLY LOOKING! HELP!

[bigducky79]

Is it normal after changing to newer pots that your plants will look very sad and droopy and sort of wind beaten? Will they grow out of this and how long?
Please give me some help on the best way to transplant for when i need to do it again... Thanks much....

bigducky79 Reviewed by bigducky79 on 08-31-2006. Needed to transplant to bigger pots...NOW SICKLY LOOKING! HELP! Is it normal after changing to newer pots that your plants will look very sad and droopy and sort of wind beaten? Will they grow out of this and how long? Please give me some help on the best way to transplant for when i need to do it again... Thanks much.... Rating: 5

[L0r6dIN6faM6ous]

yes you are correct,

your plants are going through shock,
they will recover in about 2 or 3 weeks and they should be starin rite up towards that light

i use "no shock" when i transplant, no shock at all, works like a charm

[BlackBerry]

yes that norml

ive never used no shock but hmm
i alway use maxi crop organic liquid seaweed before n after
ph of this is low -use wisely

[oliwog]

it is normal for ya plants to do that it happened to mine they dont like bein uprooted
mine were fine after a couple of days although one did die
yours should be ok once the roots get settled in to the new soil an pots